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This was the 1st deliberate act of the French Revolution. o 1789: June 20th, the delegates of the National Assembly found themselves locked out of their meeting room. They then, broke down the door of the local tennis court and pledged to stay there until they had made a new constitution. This became known as the Tennis Court Oath...
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This was the 1st deliberate act of the French Revolution. o 1789: June 20th, the delegates of the National Assembly found themselves locked out of their meeting room. They then, broke down the door of the local tennis court and pledged to stay there until they had made a new constitution. This became known as the Tennis Court Oath...
displayed 300 characters

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